As part of its efforts to develop its carbon management system, improve environmental performance, and advance toward sustainable production, Bisotoun Steel has obtained the international ISO 14064 certification for greenhouse gas emissions management and reporting.
This standard provides a systematic framework for identifying emission sources, collecting and controlling data, quantifying greenhouse gas emissions, and preparing greenhouse gas inventories. It also supports more accurate monitoring of carbon performance and the identification of opportunities to reduce emissions.
The significance of this achievement has become increasingly evident with the start of the definitive phase of the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) in early 2026. During this phase, managing carbon emissions data across the production and trade value chains for steel products is becoming increasingly important.
Obtaining this certification can strengthen the infrastructure needed to improve Bisotoun Steel’s emissions monitoring and reporting systems. It can also support data-driven decision-making, energy consumption optimization, and targeted planning to enhance environmental performance.
Moving toward sustainable production requires continuous monitoring, responsible resource management, and ongoing improvements to production processes. In this regard, the effective implementation of a greenhouse gas management system can help strengthen the company’s readiness to address environmental requirements and respond to developments in the global steel market.
Obtaining ISO 14064 certification represents a step toward strengthening Bisotoun Steel’s environmental practices and developing its carbon management infrastructure. Sustaining this progress will depend on accurate data monitoring, the establishment of emissions reduction targets, and the implementation of improvement programs in energy use and production.
